The Irish standard., 1887-12-03
TEE RIsH sTANDARD sATURDAY. DECEMBER s, 1887
South Fermanagh the Nationalists
have clear majority Of over 1000.
GALWAY.

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have a clear majority Of over 1000. 4
GALWAY. s5s.
Herring fishing in Galway Bay ha
this year, yielded a very abundant ha
vest of the sea. One boat recent]
brought in ten thousand herrings, th
largest take this year,
KERRY.
a police sergeant called on the mar
ager of the Ferry Sentinel and tn
other local papers recently, and warne
them that for publishing reports of tn
suppressed branches of the Nationa
League, posting notices of the same b
placard, or selling newspapers contain
ing such reports, they were liable t.
prosecution, and also that papers con
tainin such reports were liable to b,
seized.
KILDARE.
On the % ult., at Athy, at the ad
jour1ed petty sessions, William Scull!
was charged with having, on Septem
ber %, caused the death OF an old mar
named Thomas Neill. After Ions
hearing. the court refused information
and Scully was discharged.
KILKENNY.
At the usual quarterly meeting OF the
corporation q resolution con
dem,nng the action Of the authorities
in. sending MIR. William O'Brien to jai
was adopted, Oh the motion Of Mr.. Phe
Ian. seconded by Mr.. Fitzgerald.
KINGS COUNTY.
The imprisonment Of Mr.. William
O'Brien in TullanlCre Jail has caused
great excitement among the National
lists ct the entire county.
l4EITEIM.
I'he deputies of the English Home
Rule Association who participated in
the great demonstration at Carrlck-on-
Shannon November were received
with intense enthusiasm.
LIMERICK.
On the 20th of October, Constable Z.
J. Carroll, Of Rathkeaie Station, re-
signed his position in the police force,
as protest against the present policy
Of the Government. He intends TO
emigrate to America.
LONGFO
at the Longiord Quarter Sessions, on
l., before County Court
Judge Fitzgerald, Hugh Kenny, an i'll
former, was sentenced to five years
penal se1yitude, having been convicted
Of houghing cattle, and attempting sui
eide, near Granaard. Kenny had in-
formed the police that three men, in
Gliding his brother, burned hay and
houghed cattle but he subsequently
admitted that he was concerned with
another man in the cutrages. After
being arrested he attempted suicide.
lie has paid the penalty Of his bung-
ling. IF he had succeeded III getting
the necks OF his brother and 5he others
whom he accused into the halter, he
would have been we'll rewarded. Eut
Eli ,nformer who breaks down is good
for nothing but the penal cell and the
travaux forces. This is the moral Of
Castle Rule in Ireland.
LOUIH.
On November I. the sad intelligence
reached Drogheda, Of the death Of the
Rev. Father Mcnamara, of the VIM
,entian Order, Phibsborough, son Of
Mr. John Mcnamara, Secretary OF the
Harbor Commissioners. The
cause Of death was small
oox. contracted at the bedside of a pen
tent at Sheffield, where he was offi
:iating, Verv much regret is felt at
his decease, He Was riDe scholar and
an eloquent preacher.
MAYO.
Thirty summOnses under the Crimes
Act were, Oh November 3, served On
persons in Rallybaunis for unlawful
and obstructing the sheritt's
1ailitf in the execution Of DEGREES of
;he Beytagh estate, in October. Many
G those summoned are children not II
years. of age.
MEATH.
Married, October 25, at St. Joseph's,
rerenure, by the Rev. Father OMul-
oy. D. D., Joseph Lyman, Clonard,
county Meath, to Lizzie, eldest daugh-
;er of James Farrell, 1'renure, county
Dublin.
MON AGH.AN.
The CastlebIauey monthly cattle,
|heeI and horse fair was held Oh the
"a ult., and was largely attended by
,uv.rs There was very larQely dis